Change Polygroup Color Zbrush at Color

Change Polygroup Color Zbrush. Assigning a polygroup color in zbrush with an active subtool selected, make sure it’s a polymesh3d by going to tool>makepolymesh3d use zmodeler brush by pressing ‘b’, ‘z’, ‘m’ in this order hover over a single face, press space bar to show zmodeler actions. There are also opacity and wireframe color settings in the preferences > draw menu.

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Press ctrl+shift and click on the mesh where that group is. To change the color of the newly created polygroup, keep hitting on groupvisible and the colors will cycle until you find one you like! I think the issue was that in the first code snippet, a new instance of fbxdouble3 is created, whereas in the 2nd code snippet, the actual fbxdouble3 representing the material is set.

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Clicking on ‘from masking’ without the ‘alt’ key will create a new set of polygroups based on masking but will get rid of the existing ones. Clicking on ‘from masking’ without the ‘alt’ key will create a new set of polygroups based on masking but will get rid of the existing ones. Press ctrl+shift and click on the other groups you want to select. Ctrl+w to assign a polygroup (this changes the groups color) and finally ctrl+alt+shift on the canvas to restore any hidden parts of the model.